Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-08-06

A good work horse belonging TO w.
H. Woodward died last Saturday from
OVerfeeding.
Lape Brothers new livery barn viii
be just across the street opposite Of ii.
k. Prentice's Implement Store.
The right Of way has been purchased
from the Smith County line TO within
one mile Of PhillIpsburg.
When you want nice meat at lowest
living figures, 90 to Fleming & Heaths
meat market on the south side.
The Band will not play on the streets
Saturday evening on account of the i'll
ness Of Mrs. II. C. SPaulding
Nipps & Close and Fleming & Heath
give notice that hereafter their meat
markets viii be closed on Sundays at
$3.50 a. m.
Miss Ella Pearson is visiting friends
in Dickinson county, Kansas. She
will return to Phillipsburg next
week.
From DR.. Houck we learn that there
is new girl baby at the happy home
OF MIR. and Mrs. L. L. kearn's Of this
city.
John Gebhart has the contract TO
furnish the stone for the Rock Island
r. R. from Phillipsburg to the Norton
County line.
keY b R. Turner cancels his ap-
pOintment to preach in VIM. Houck' g
neighborhoOd next Sunday, having sold
his horse.
The District Court last week confer
red the rights of majority on d. A.
Webster. who is between Il and IS
years Of age.
The Stockton base ball club viii play
with our boys again next Tuesday.
The game Will take place at the fair
grounds.
For the next 80 days goods will be
sold cheaper than ever at the Chicago
Fair to make room for our big fall
stock. Rosenberg & hIichalisky.
Another good rain Tuesday night
with q good stiff wind but no damage
resulted from the wind except the up
turning Of few out houses.
G. H. Tucker has finished his pho
tOgraph rooms on the west side of the
square, is EOW ready TO do photograph
or tin type work in ali its branches.
The county surveyor has been en-
ployed by the council to re-surVey and
re-plat the town, and he has been at
work at it for the past week.
Let eastern readers Of the HERALD
please take notice that we are now hav-
ing frequent rains in this locality dur
ing the past week.
The city uses the county Jail as a cal
abOOse. Ought not our city fat hers to
erect a suitable place in which to en-
terrain the towns OffendersP
A splendid assortment of hats and
caps OF the latest fashion jnst received
by Rosenberg and Aiichalisky, at the
Chicago Fair, opposite the Phillips Co,
Bank.
The city council has ordered side
walks to be put down on each street
leading to the square, Il distance of
one block from each corner of the
square.
There came near beng another fire
from children playing with matches
last Friday in straw pile near Geo.
Spaulding's barn 1t was discovered
in time and extinguished.
A town site has been purchased by
the Rock Island Railroad Company on
the Turner farm ten and one half miles
east of town, also on the Haley farm
five miles east of town.
Charles Newell, of Logan, got the
job for the erection Of the Poor House.
His bid was 8, 96S. The board of
Commissioners through one of their
number (MeDOwelD will over see the
work.
Where do you buy your wall paper,
your drugs your cigars, your musical
instrumental If you do not already
purchase at HarmOn's, call IN and try
him for goods and prices. On the east
side of the square
Phillipsburg is sure of the shops and
division of the Rock Island; and our
prospects are good for getting the
Santa Fe and branch of the Missouri
Pacific. This is to be the largest town
in North Western Kansas.
The Phillipsburg Herald thinks that
town has ont grown sWadling clothes
and long infantile dresses and should be
allowed to drop the burg from its name
and kick up its heels under the abbre-
waited name of Phillips StOcton News
Three boys ranging in years from IL
to Il, behaved very naughty on Fifth
street last Monday night They were
under the influence Of Kansas cider
and not only disgraced themselves, but
their parents as wen.-Clay Center
Democrat.
The Rock Island railroad offers to
carry live stock and other Kansas pro-
pucts to and from all county and state
] F-s Ill So % Zee slE a nj
The offer is generously made for the
purpose of advertising our state
| among eastern people.
The drums for the drum corps have
been received. Members are August
Lindow. G. II. Tucker Ernest Smith
and Frank StinsOn, filters, and VIII
/ Nipps, Wayne Smith, Tom Page, G. w
/ BickfOrd and H. Z BogenrIef, snare
drumers; Dick COwens base drum.
WANrED.-5O,OOO yards of hard
/ building stone to be delivered along the
! surveyed line of the e. X. & N. Raj
road between Phillipsburg and the Nor
ton County line for which 1 will pay
the highest market price.
2t JOHN G. GEBHARr.
We neglected to mention last week
that VIM. Bissell Esq, of this place, at
tended a railroad meeting at Osborn
July %, where delegates from Kirwin
/ Osborn, Salina and Lincoln, convened
to take the proper steps to secure {
branch of the Santa Fe road through
the towns named. A local company
was organized and the prospects seen
really fiattering for the building of tina
line. The public viii hear more abOu
this movement in due time.